The Vaccines for Children Program: A Critique
By Gangadhur MadupuEnvisioned as a symbol of President Clinton's commitment to social change, the Vaccines for Children Program was designed to be a single-payer system for childhood vaccines, covering everyone up to the age of eighteen, but today the program is in disarray. It is an entitlement of nearly $1 billion a year, and in the words of Senator Dale Bumpers, it "will not immunize one additional kid."
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Envisioned as a symbol of President Clinton's commitment to social change, the Vaccines for Children Program was designed to be a single-payer system for childhood vaccines, covering everyone up to the age of eighteen, but today the program is in disarray. It is an entitlement of nearly $1 billion a year, and in the words of Senator Dale Bumpers, it "will not immunize one additional kid."
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